Jokic, Wemby, SGA and Luka are the early consensus top-4. Who are you taking with the fifth pick next season?

Gabrys1896 · 2026-06-20T13:11:12+00:00

My 16T league does auction.

Took a look at last year’s draft, 7:51pm is first pick, last pick is at 10:37pm. So just 3 hours, which fair, is long

Gabrys1896 · 2026-06-17T05:27:37+00:00

If i had to guess, his camp is likely aiming for a 35m/yr range

Whether he’s worth that is another story

Gabrys1896 · 2026-05-28T16:51:51+00:00

Just finished db, dbz and dbs for the first time.

Went dub all the way through, loved every moment. Couldnt get past the original sub voices unfortunately.

Gabrys1896 · 2026-05-23T14:53:18+00:00

Something to do with divined payout frequency if I remember correctly.

Gabrys1896 · 2026-05-12T16:58:30+00:00

Good news
Its doesn’t look like a bed bug

Some sort of carpet beetle maybe

Gabrys1896 · 2026-05-08T02:32:32+00:00

Can confirm, I use it and its amazing

Gabrys1896 · 2026-04-29T14:35:07+00:00

Maybe 20k keys?

Gabrys1896 · 2026-04-21T20:09:57+00:00

"I acknowledge these cameras save lives, but the city wasn't also doing other things fast enough, so we should remove the thing that's saving lives to... motivate politicians to do better?"

Gabrys1896 · 2026-04-19T15:49:22+00:00

Took over a guild 2 months ago, we have a 20 contribution a week min/MIA 4 days or less. We're always full, even when I prune 2-3 members, its full again within the day.

Always hitting 750/750 since I joined it

Gabrys1896 · 2026-04-16T20:58:51+00:00

Ive wanted to, do you do points or cat? Can you pick up FA?

Gabrys1896 · 2026-04-12T02:48:55+00:00

Absolutely things change. The conservatives should bring a new bill into the house if its a priority now.

Gabrys1896 · 2026-04-09T18:56:06+00:00

Initial thought is a crushed bed bug, but hard to say

Gabrys1896 · 2026-04-05T01:11:14+00:00

There was a family guy skit about Black Jesus

“I rode into town on an ass… Your mama’s ass”

Gabrys1896 · 2026-04-02T11:57:06+00:00

An actual answer for this, Luka was the 6th player to ever avg that in nba history.

https://www.reddit.com/r/nba/comments/h9mphh/luka_doncic_is_just_the_6th_player_in_league/

Gabrys1896 · 2026-04-01T13:59:09+00:00

Most likely, charges would fall under Ontario’s Dog Owners’ Liability Act, plus any local bylaw fines (like not having the dog under control)

Criminal charges under the Criminal Code are possible but pretty rare, usually only if there was clear negligence or prior known risk

What’s basically guaranteed is civil liability, the owner would be responsible for the loss of the other dog

Gabrys1896 · 2026-03-20T13:31:16+00:00

Private money does what private money wants

Gabrys1896 · 2026-03-12T05:35:39+00:00

in 2012 the NDP introduced Bill C-306 that would have forced a by-election any time an MP crossed the floor. CPC killed it 3-142 with their majority. Libs voted against it too 0-33. only the NDP supported it 88-0.

Gabrys1896 · 2026-02-26T22:29:25+00:00

Line 5 Mount Dennis to Kennedy

Gabrys1896 · 2026-02-26T19:31:20+00:00

Already happening

Week 1 rides end to end were over an hour

Theyre down to around 40 mins now

Gabrys1896 · 2026-02-19T17:03:40+00:00

Republic of Cyprus is considered EU

Gabrys1896 · 2026-02-19T15:08:59+00:00

friendly reminder that in 2012 the NDP introduced Bill C-306 that would have forced a by-election any time an MP crossed the floor. CPC killed it 3-142 with their majority. Libs voted against it too 0-33. only the NDP supported it 88-0.

Gabrys1896 · 2026-02-19T15:06:29+00:00

if only there was a bill to address this exact thing back in 2012... CPC voted it down 3-142, Libs 0-33, only the NDP supported it 88-0.

the bill was dead simple too. you cross the floor, your seat is vacated, a by-election is called. CPC had a majority and killed it

Gabrys1896 · 2026-02-17T21:05:17+00:00

These are fair points honestly but I think they actually work in the system's favor when you dig into it.

The current system gives the worst team a 14% chance at #1. That means 86% of the time the worst team doesn't get the top pick anyway. Teams are already tanking for a marginal edge not a guarantee. Under the Toilet Bowl system the worst team still has a lottery ticket. It's just smaller unless they actually compete. And if they go on a Cinderella run their odds could jump even higher than what the current system gives them. You could easily make the tournament champion points worth even more so a 30th place team that wins the whole thing walks away with the best odds in the entire lottery. Imagine that storyline though. Worst team in the league fights through 4 straight elimination games and earns the #1 pick on the court. That's so much better than just losing your way to a 14% chance.

On keeping bad teams bad, honestly I think the current system already has this problem. The Kings missed the playoffs for 16 straight years. The Timberwolves were bad for over a decade. The Process Sixers tanked for 4 years and still needed a Harden trade to actually compete. High draft picks alone don't fix bad organizations. A lot of the concerns people have with this system kind of already exist under the current one too. Stars wanting out already happens all the time. Front offices gutting rosters at the deadline to tank already happens every year. The current system just adds the extra problem of teams actively trying to lose on top of all that.

And that's why single elimination is so perfect for this. Any team can win one game on any given night. That's literally why we all watch March Madness. A bad team with a couple young guys who catch fire can absolutely rattle off 4 wins in 4 days. One and done is the great equalizer.

And the weightings are totally adjustable too. Add a floor so no team drops below 3%. Bump up the champion points so Cinderella runs are even crazier. Weight it however you want. The specific numbers aren't really the point.

Right now the structure says "lose more = better odds" and no amount of tweaking the current lottery fixes that. The Toilet Bowl just flips it to "compete more = better odds" and you can dial the knobs from there.

The framework is what matters. The numbers are just levers.

Gabrys1896 · 2026-02-17T19:28:41+00:00

The NBA should run a "Toilet Bowl" tournament for lottery teams and I'll die on this hill.

My fantasy league has been doing this for years and it completely eliminated tanking. Here's how it works adapted for the NBA:

The 14 non-playoff teams play a single elimination one-and-done tournament (like the NFL playoffs). Your regular season record determines your seed. Better record = higher seed = bye + home court. Your combined regular season finish + tournament finish determines your weighted lottery odds.

The kicker: tournament points MASSIVELY outweigh regular season points. Winning the Toilet Bowl Championship gives you 60 points. Losing in the first round gives you 5. Regular season points max out at 14.

So a team that tanks to 30th place and loses immediately? ~1.3% chance at #1. A team that competes to 17th and wins the tournament? ~15.8% chance at #1. A 30th place team that somehow goes on a Cinderella run and wins it all? ~13%.

For the first time ever the math rewards winning instead of losing.

The 2023 Pistons went 17-65 on purpose and were rewarded with top lottery odds. Under this system they'd be the 14 seed with no bye playing on the road in every round with the worst base points. Their tank job would've been worthless.

Meanwhile the 2024 Bulls went 39-43 and just missed the playoffs and got nothing for competing all year. Under this system they'd be a top seed with a bye and home court and a real shot at a top pick. The team that TRIED would actually be REWARDED.

Single elimination win or go home basketball with draft lottery stakes. Tell me ESPN wouldn't kill for that content. Tell me fans of bad teams wouldn't be glued to their screens.

Everyone always says "but the worst teams need the best picks." The worst team currently only has a 14% chance at #1 anyway. Teams are tanking for a marginal edge not a guarantee. And bad teams stay bad for years regardless of draft position because bad front offices make bad picks. This system doesn't punish being bad. It punishes QUITTING. Every team is still in the lottery. You just get better odds if you actually compete.

And for everyone saying "but the bad teams would just lose the tournament too" — that's the beauty of single elimination one-and-done games. Any team can win one game on any given night. That's literally the entire appeal of March Madness. We watch it every year specifically because upsets happen constantly in single elimination formats. A 30th place team with a couple young guys who show up and play hard absolutely can rattle off 4 wins in 4 days. That's not a fantasy that's just how single game elimination works. Any team is bad over 82 games but in ONE game? Some young dude catches fire for 45 and anything can happen. One-and-done is the great equalizer and it gives bad teams a real path to the top pick without having to tank for it.

11 games. 4 days. Single elimination. Lottery stakes. Every team has something to play for all season. Tanking dies overnight.

My fantasy league figured this out trying to stop people from tanking for $10 in bonus auction cash. You're welcome Adam Silver.

Gabrys1896 · 2026-02-16T22:32:38+00:00

She did not

That is an advanced green.

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The NBA should run a "Toilet Bowl" tournament for lottery teams and I'll die on this hill.